Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns - Twitter Profile

People often say how vegans want to be superior to everybody... But they don't realise that we're vegan because we don't feel superior to others! Each and every sentient being on this planet has as much right to be here as you and me. Be vegan.

oliver4animals's tweet photo. People often say how vegans want to be superior to everybody...

But they don't realise that we're vegan because we don't feel superior to others!

Each and every sentient being on this planet has as much right to be here as you and me.

Be vegan. https://t.co/POvBKJ1hAO

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Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns

about 3 years ago

@shouldhaveanima Too cute 😍

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Niall Harbison

@NiallHarbison

about 3 years ago

I feel amazing the last few days. As good as I’ve felt in years. But it wasn’t that way for most of the last month. You can hide a lot online and in real life and that’s what this post is about… I had pressure from Bambi dying, the 5 dogs traveling like Whacker and Rodney, little Bailey dying at the land, Tina and Snoop being very Ill and all the various dog issues. There was also reading my audio book which was exceptionally tough mentally. Talking about previous dogs and my battles with addiction in a studio with 3 people listening was a lot harder than I expected. I lost a few days to depression in bed. I checked into my hotel in Bangkok and there were full bottles of wine and a minibar all laid out. The pressure at that time was immense from all angles. The easy option would have been to close the curtains, make excuses and open them. I thought it through for about 30 seconds then laughed at the bottles and gave them the middle finger and swore at them. “Ur not getting me this time”. I just wanted to say that I may look like I have it perfect. Helping dogs. Massive online support with endless positive comments. A book being published. Media. Living in paradise. Etc. That’s just the stuff on the surface. Many who struggle have similar things to hide behind…a high paying job, a BMW, fancy holidays, lots of social media followers, the fittest person physically, the most fun person at the party. etc. What I’m saying is that it’s ok to not be ok. To not always have your shit together and to be battling. No matter how good things look to others around you. It’s ok to feel battered by life and take care of yourself. That’s what I had to do. I was sleeping for 3 hours with depression in the daytime and I had severe anxiety. My heart had a pain I never experienced before when I thought Snoop was dying. In those times and when doing an hour of deep breathing to calm down on the plane all I could think about… 1. The individual dogs faces and their new lives. 2. The people who support me daily in a million ways including messages and nice comments. Im back on top of the world now and feeling amazing helping dogs on the ground. Look after yourself too 🥰🙏

NiallHarbison's tweet photo. I feel amazing the last few days. As good as I’ve felt in years. But it wasn’t that way for most of the last month. You can hide a lot online and in real life and that’s what this post is about…

I had pressure from Bambi dying, the 5 dogs traveling like Whacker and Rodney, little Bailey dying at the land, Tina and Snoop being very Ill and all the various dog issues.

There was also reading my audio book which was exceptionally tough mentally. Talking about previous dogs and my battles with addiction in a studio with 3 people listening was a lot harder than I expected.

I lost a few days to depression in bed. I checked into my hotel in Bangkok and there were full bottles of wine and a minibar all laid out. The pressure at that time was immense from all angles. The easy option would have been to close the curtains, make excuses and open them. I thought it through for about 30 seconds then laughed at the bottles and gave them the middle finger and swore at them. “Ur not getting me this time”.

I just wanted to say that I may look like I have it perfect. Helping dogs. Massive online support with endless positive comments. A book being published. Media. Living in paradise. Etc. That’s just the stuff on the surface. Many who struggle have similar things to hide behind…a high paying job, a BMW, fancy holidays, lots of social media followers, the fittest person physically, the most fun person at the party. etc.

What I’m saying is that it’s ok to not be ok. To not always have your shit together and to be battling. No matter how good things look to others around you. It’s ok to feel battered by life and take care of yourself. That’s what I had to do.

I was sleeping for 3 hours with depression in the daytime and I had severe anxiety. My heart had a pain I never experienced before when I thought Snoop was dying. In those times and when doing an hour of deep breathing to calm down on the plane all I could think about…

1. The individual dogs faces and their new lives.

2. The people who support me daily in a million ways including messages and nice comments.

Im back on top of the world now and feeling amazing helping dogs on the ground. Look after yourself too 🥰🙏

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Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns

about 3 years ago

@kirawontmiss Just a bit of fun mate!

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@twaniimals

about 3 years ago

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Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns

about 3 years ago

@NiallHarbison Such a beautiful story. Thank you for loving her so much

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Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns

about 3 years ago

@thehappydog_ You are beautiful!

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Bonnie Rayns @BonnieRayns

about 3 years ago

@DailyLoud I think that is pretty awesome. How many famous people do you see living and working with the general public? Maybe b they should all give it a go so they can see what it's like before they decide to charge $1000 for their tickets.

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